Ordered: Caffé Latte (44 SEK)…read moreMorotskaka (45 SEK): carrot cake Aya's take: I love the vibe here at Kafé Magasinet! Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, exposed brick walls, and tons of plants/greenery and natural light in the back covered outdoor area. In addition to being a cafe, they serve food and beer/alcohol, as well. The Caffé Latte was made well with a creamy and warm taste. The Morotskaka was dense and could have been more moist. The cream on top definitely helped with that but made each bite way too sweet. I ended up scraping off the cream and taking a little with each bite instead. Overall, great spot for fika!

What a delightful experience! My first time dining here and I loved all the cozy seating found in…read moretheir quaint ceelarium. I enjoyed a peach iced tea and the Rueben. The service was excellent and the food was delicious!

This place is definitely for the gimmick of the super huge kanelbulle. The inside is ok, but it…read moreseems a bit outdated and not so fresh. When you enter you get in line and grab a tray, then order your coffee and food at the register and they will place the food and drinks on your tray, or have you step to the side while they finish making your drinks. We came on a busy Sunday afternoon and waited about 20 minutes. The kanelbulle was huge but not dry and was quite good. I ordered an iced coffee and it was also good. The food selection was pretty typical sandwiches and pastries. The staff was not super friendly and a bit stressed snapping at people to move along or repeat their order. I don't think I'd come back here again even with tourists, there's nicer options just down the street or other parts of Gothenburg.

The cinnamon rolls are giant and delicious! The outside rolls can be a little bit more dry until…read moreyou get to the middle, pairs well with coffee and tea. Everything was so delicious and the line moves quickly. A lot of people order the shrimp toast. Nice service staff too. Thought it was be more of a tourist trap but turned out great! Clean bathroom but they only have the one, so be patient if you're needing to use the restroom. At least it's free for customers!

I really like this place for breakfast!…read more They open early and serve breakfast till 11. You get to choose from a wide selection of homebaked bread, juice, coffee/tea and yoghurt at 59 SEK. Add extra sandwich for only SEK 10! Even take out at a smaller cost (no yoghurt incl). Saturdays they have this excellent breakfast buffet at 79 SEK. As good as any family hotel buffet! Eggs are freshly boiled and they have "kaviar" for those Swedes who crave. The interior is nice and warm, robust. One copy of GP news paper to read. Free wifi. Does not accept AMEX.

Breakfast "set": Homemade sandwich+ yogurt+juice+tea/coffee for 69 sek…read more Pretty good considering everything is so expensive here. The food is yummy and fresh! Frozen berries and some seeds. I was already full after the bowl of yogurt. Cozy and the lady is nice!

This tiny little espresso bar is just like an Italian espresso bar should be…read more Simple and easy no made up coffee drinks with flavors. Just the taste of espresso - simplo or doppio at SEK 10 per unit. Simple espresso at 10 and double at 20. It is so tiny you'll need a shoe horn. This is not the place you come for the Swedish three hours long "fika" (coffee+cake break). This is where you go when you just need to fill up the body's caffeine bar. Sit by the bar. Excellent! They actually serve brunch and breakfast - all day long! I need to try that out. Nice and friendly barista.

Best Italian style coffee in Gothenburg. Get an espresso by…read morethe bar or sit at one of the few tables. Seating outside during the summer months.

I've worked in food service for long enough that I never thought I would argue with a staff member…read more Today changed that. Pastries were bad--sat out all day and you could literally see the insects eating the food. The service was shockingly horrible. There are no prices listed so tourists can be charged more. They do not offer a receipt (which is illegal in Sweden) because they overcharge tourists. Three of us walked in asked how much an item was. My friend was charged that price and I was charged double it. When I said that did not seem to be the price we had been told (or my friend 30 seconds before paid). They tried to have my friend pay extra again (despite the reason that was paid was we were told the price). Staff was extremely rude and manipulative during the whole situation. Cafes and people in the area are so lovely, go to literally anywhere else.

Absolute treasure of a find. We ventured into Haga on our way thru and found this quiet, charming…read morelittle place. The service was personal and friendly, we immediately opted for the offered "buffet" style breakfast that came with a little strawberry smoothie, coffee and tea, and a big assortment of warm breads and pastries, hard boiled eggs, a dozen different preserves and jams, and fresh fruit and cheeses. It was all so delicious. If I lived nearby I would eat this home cooked, delicious food often. Such a great experience.

This is a good little place to stop and grab a coffee after checking out the shops on Haga Nygata…read more It sits below street level, but the large windows let in a fantastic amount of light and are great for people watching. These tables were at a premium and the people who had them didn't seem to be in a rush to leave. The menu is what you would typically find in a café, however, we only had coffee so I can't comment on the food. I would go back primarily for the atmosphere and the location. Given their lack of attention to detail (used cups left on the tables, no soap or paper towels in the WC - minus one star) I don't know if I would be willing to try their food. The Good: -great atmosphere -free wifi -tasty chai latte The Bad: -they didn't seem too concerned about clearing the tables of used cups -no soap or paper towels in the bathroom.

It is conveniently located in the southern central part of the city in Gothenberg. Run by a…read morefriendly Persian woman and part of the menu includes a Persian dish every day for lunch. Nice cozy decor and warm especially on this winter afternoon.there are warm daily meals, sandwiches, and baked gpods to choose from. I ordered the chicken dish "roll" which was a well cooked dish with a tomato base and carrots with rice pilaf coloured with saffron and a green salad. It was very savory and tender. Ive been here before for the soup and salad, and for fika, or a snack at afternoon tea time. It's always good here. It is a good value at only 99kr for local cooking, not fancy Michelin eating. The customers are a mix of students, a sign of its value, and local residents, and the occasional tourist that spots the restauramt since it is located on the corner of the main boulevard Linné and is one of the entry points into the Haga district.

An excellent idea that absolutely did not execute…read more I'm pretty sure I understand the angle that they were getting at, but they just didn't quite get it. The interior needs to be redone, it's just plain dirty and old. Grimey is the word that comes to mind. You order up front, get a beeper and come back when your food is ready. They stash the water and silverware near the front but it's not managed and is dirty. The food selection is reminiscent of the us diner feel, but it's still not quite right, yes they have pancakes but where are then blueberry pancakes? Or the eggs Benedict? Or the BEC sandwich.... the bagels were the absolute best part. They were great. The omelette I got was close to inedible, it was just riddled with oil and salt. The people who worked there looked absolutely miserable and I felt almost bad being there. I would definitely not recommend this place to anyone, especially an excited American who thought they'd get a little taste of home. But I appreciate the representation?

I am giving a low three star review and judging from the other reviews, both high and low ratings,…read moreit all boils down to 2 things. If you are an American or not and what your expectations of an American breakfast place is. It is consistent in that it is as mediocre as when I first went years ago, but they earned another star for their consistency, which I think partially accounts for the lines. To Expats I know the homesickey feeling and the desperation and hope when we want a taste of home. I moved to Sweden in 2002, back when you couldnt buy turkey, cranberries and Libbys canned pumpkin at Ica Maxi. I had to go to the English shop to their American shelf way in the back corner to buy my peanut butter and Spam. Thank God those days are over, even if it's too bad the English shop closed. Their offering of pancakes with maple syrup, over fried and cold eggs and greasy bacon and the bagel offering is a comfort to expats who are desperate and can't cook. Thanks in large part to this place I learned to make pancakes, muffins, scones, poached eggs and omelettes and overcome my fear of frying food to make crispy bacon. I lived in Sweden till 2014 but I still gladly spend my vacations there. We hardly go out on weekends for breakfast anymore. Never got the bagel thing, but I just suffer till I get back home to the US. For American tourists, don't waste your time or money, nothing to see here folks, if you live in the US, there are MANY better choices at home. Instead try a Swedish style breakfast, buffet or cafe. For Swedes who think they are trying something exotic, I think one word says it all IHOP. This place is not American style breakfast place and not very good. Also, if that is the concept, maybe some American style cheerful or sassy service. Research YouTube videos of Alice and you may get the idea. The decor is more Happy Days, diner but not as cheerful. But I think the appeal can be that it isnt the typical boring (to you) Swedish breakfast. It also is a great location, near Linnèplatsen, Haga, etc and on the sunny side of the street. When I do walk up that way for a breakfast, I continue to the French boulangerie across the street. It's not really French, I know that, but it is tasty and the decor and ambience is much better.

Great spot with excellent espresso, street tables available…read more The coffee quality stands out compared to chain cafes like Espresso House and Starbucks. Features self-service.

I like these little espresso cafe with cakes. I just had a quick espresso so won't be able to write…read morean essay about it but it was really a flavourful cafe and the atmosphere in the cafe looked quite nice so that I wish I had time to sit down and enjoy my cafe with a piece of cake. Would return next time I am in Haga.

I tried the weekend brunch at Hagabadet. Seating is 11.30,…read more13.15 and 14.45 It is 189 SEK incl smorgasboard, still water and coffee/tea. 210 SEK incl one glass of bear/wine/juice/soda (prebook to get this price). The buffet is mostly sallads and cold dishes and includes no egg dishes at all. It has a healthy ecological theme which is a nice alternative. The sallads taste good, but if you do not like fish (salmon and herring the Swedish style) you have a hard time finding food that will make you full. The bread is fine. The dessert table is ok but of the healthy kind (meaning more sour and bitter than sweet), the chocolate desserts are the best. You make your own waffles. The environment is pretty cozy. It is too pricy and not worth it. It was not for me - so I will not return.

On weekdays after training, I get a delicious, healthy breakfast here as part of my VIP membership…read more What a great idea!

Stopped in to see if I could get some lunch and I was spot on. Grabbed a soup and sandwich. The…read moreLentil soup was outstanding. Highly recommend!

Very nice cafe with a fresh selection of sandwiches, juices and other goodies. Pleasant modern…read moreenvironment as well. I would go here again for sure.